Hey everyone, welcome back to our channel! Today, we've got an important and eye-opening topic to discuss. We'll be counting down the 12 states that are going downhill in 2024. From economic struggles to rising crime rates and failing infrastructure, these states are facing serious challenges that could impact their futures. Make sure you stick around to see if your state is on the list.
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Illinois, home to the bustling city of Chicago, is facing numerous issues in 2024. The state is grappling with high taxes, a significant budget deficit, and one of the highest pension debt burdens in the nation. These financial strains are causing businesses and residents to flee the state, resulting in a declining population. Furthermore, Chicago's crime rate remains a pressing concern, adding to the state's woes.


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